Segway Navimow X315 Robotic Lawn Mower｜0.5 acre

The Segway Navimow X315 is rated for up to 0.5 acres, which is roughly 1,800 square yards (about 1,500 m²) in ideal conditions. To help visualize that, a standard American football field (excluding end zones) is about 5,300 square yards. So the X315 can mow an area equivalent to one-third of a football field, roughly the space between the goal line and the 35-yard line when mowing side to side across the width of the field.

While the X315 is excellent at handling complex lawns with trees, gardens, and other obstacles, the 0.5-acre rating is based on a flat, open lawn with minimal obstructions. If your property includes hills, dense landscaping, or tight zones, the mower may take longer to complete each cycle, which can reduce its effective coverage area. In those situations, it's a good idea to consider a larger model for better performance and efficiency.

Check out these more powerful models on our site:

Segway Navimow X330N – Suitable for up to 1 acre

Segway Navimow X350N – Covers up to 1.5 acres

Not sure what you need? Use our full guide to choose the right model based on your lawn’s layout and features:

👉 Robotic Mower Buying Guide

Yes, the X315 supports multiple mowing zones through the Segway Navimow app. If your yard has separate lawn areas divided by sidewalks, driveways, or landscaping, you can map each section and assign it as a unique zone. The mower will follow your programmed schedule and instructions for each zone. This is especially useful for complex yards or homes with front and back lawns that are not directly connected.

Yes, the X315 can handle hills, depending on how steep they are and where they’re located in your yard. The mower can climb slopes up to 50% (about 27 degrees) in the main mowing area. Near the edges of your lawn, or boundary zones, it’s limited to 25% (about 14 degrees). This ensures accurate turning and safe navigation near transitions or drop-offs.

If your lawn includes steep hills, especially close to the perimeter, we recommend adjusting your virtual boundary to avoid those areas. You can also divide your lawn into separate zones to better manage hilly sections. For more extreme terrain, consider a more powerful model like the X350N or X390N, which are designed to handle challenging slopes more effectively.

Wi-Fi is not required for the X315 to operate, but it helps with convenience. The mower communicates primarily via cellular connection to update mowing schedules, GPS data, and firmware. However, having Wi-Fi access during setup or when your phone is nearby can speed up updates and improve app connectivity. Either way, the mower can run its schedule and mapping without relying on home Wi-Fi.

Owners report that the X-Series handles complex yards very well, even with multiple trees, gardens, or uneven layouts. Mapping out obstacles in the app improves mowing speed and accuracy.

“I’ve got about 30 trees in my yard and the X315 has had no problems navigating around them. Mapping each tree made a big difference in mowing speed.”

Absolutely. Customers often mention their Navimow pays for itself within a season by eliminating weekly lawn care service costs.

“My lawn guy charged $70 a week. The X315 will pay for itself this year alone.”